Colorado Buffaloes Stronger Than Ever
Colorado’s 1959 squad returns intact led by Gale Weidner the Big Eight’s top passer. Weidner, 6-1 184 from Troy Montana, threw for 1,200 yards and seven touchdowns while also leading in interceptions. Key backs include Frank Montero Pat Young and Claude Crabb with ends praised as the best in the conference. The line features Romig Hall Grimm and others, center Bill Scribner, and guard depth, with Coach Grandelius optimistic on team spirit and fitness for a tough season.
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Boulder
Colo
Evenonac
Sonny Grandelius
Colorado
Buffaloes
Gale Weidner
Weidner
Troy
Mont
Wih
Frank Montero
Pat Young
Claude Crabb
Chuck Weiss
Jerry Steffen
Dave Rife
Grandelius
Bill Elkins
Gary Henson
Chuck McBridge
Mel Semenko
Jerry Hillebrand
Joe Romig
Ken Wardell
Romig
Jim Perkins
John Denvir
Bob McCullough
Chuck Pearson
Bill Euirich
Bill Scribner
Ralph “Heck
Three Way Tie Is Possible In American League
In a chaotic AL race Tuesday night New York Yankees were crushed 12-3 by the A’s, Dick Williams driving in six with a homer, double and single. Baltimore lost 3-1 at Detroit as Jim Bunning pitched a three hitter, Rocky Colavito homered, while Chicago won to pull within two games. Don Newcombe relieved for Cleveland in an 8-3 win over Boston, Fox homered twice for the White Sox, and Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison homered for the Senators.
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Yankees
Kansas City
A’s. Dick Williams
Bud Daley
Yanks
Baltimore Orises
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Rocky Colavilo
Bunning
The
Birds
Cailavito
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Nellie Fox
Cleveland
Boston
Don Newcombe
Orioles
Ron Hansen
Norm Cash
Tigers
Mike Pappas
Fox
Tom Morgan
White Sox
Frank Baumann
Nats
Sox
Bob Alison
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Marine Next For Nicklaus In Amateur Showdown
In St Louis, Nicklaus, 20, defends title at the National Amateur Golf Tournament. He demolished Ken Finke 4 and 3 on the 6160-yard St. Louis Country Club course after a five under par second round, while Marine Phil Rodgers, 22, challenges the defending champion in a man to man clash as the field includes many road players. Rodgers, an NCAA and Western Amateur veteran, hails from Houston and San Diego Marine station.
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ST. Lowis
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
San Diego
Rodgers
Houston
Ohio State Pharmacy
St. Louis Country Club
Ken Finke
Tucson
Ariz
Nickalls
George Hixon
Ancient Archie Wins Easily in Dallas Bout
Archie Moore world light heavyweight champion stopped Dallas deputy sheriff George Abinet in three rounds. Moore, 46 and 193 pounds, said he wants 200000 for a title fight and denied dodging Harold Johnson or NBA money demands. Abinet was knocked down twice in the third round as Moore asserted his plan for a big payday.
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Archie Moore
George Abinet
NBA
Archie
Abinet
Wee
Harold/ducer
Walter Wanger
Johnson
Moore
Imoney
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P. G. Baird
Topeka
Santa Fe Railway To
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Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary
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TE Sade
Springfield
IRC
McBath Texaco
N. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
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Sinclair
Ottawa
Kansas
Duffield-Zielsdorf
Texaco
Downey's Mobil Service
Wellsville, Kansas
S. Main
Anchor Savings Association
Anchor Savings
Federal Savings & Loan Ins. Corp
Kansas City Athletics
Anchor' Savings Association
North American Hotel Bldg
T West
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